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hypnotic

adjective as in spellbinding, sleep-inducing

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In their place are intravenous agents - most notably propofol, the hypnotic made infamous by Michael Jackson's death but prized in operating theatres for its rapid onset and clean recovery.

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A recent hypnotic percussion piece of diced rhythms and pureed textures is called “the so-called laws of nature.”

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Old Timothy never let up his hypnotic murmuring.

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This should come as no surprise, for in Miss Lumley’s day, séances, Ouija boards, hypnotic healings, and the like were very much in fashion.

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The hypnotic sound of the Maury River 100 feet away set the stage.

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